Where is fast driving particularly dangerous?

Fast driving is particularly dangerous in the context of blind corners, road narrowings, and level crossings for several reasons.

At blind corners, visibility is severely limited, increasing the risk of collisions since drivers cannot see oncoming traffic or pedestrians.

Road narrowings can create unexpected obstacles; they often require vehicles to reduce speed to navigate safely, and fast driving can lead to accidents as drivers may not react in time to other road users.

Level crossings present a unique danger as they involve train tracks. Fast driving in these areas reduces the time available to react to warning signals, potentially resulting in catastrophic accidents.

Understanding these specific situations helps drivers recognize areas where caution is critical, aligning with German traffic laws that emphasize safety and responsible driving behavior.